Garrett Hedlund's Sam Flynn was set up a major future storyline at the end of Tron: Legacy, but will the Tron: Ares follow that up? Aside from a few rough plot points, not much is known about the sequel's story. The Tron: Ares trailer reveals little more aside from the creation of Jared Leto's Ares program, the return of Jeff Bridges' Kevin Flynn, and the Grid's attack on the real world. my29

Ahead of his return to the Grid in the next installment, Jeff Bridges has some candid thoughts on the deaging CGI from Tron: Legacy. The actor reprised both his roles of programmer Kevin Flynn and program Clu for the 2010 sequel to the 1982 sci-fi adventure, as an older Flynn is trapped within the Grid by a now tyrannical Clu, who asserts his dominance over the virtual realm. Directed by Top Gun: Maverick's Joseph Kosinski, Tron: Legacy also starred Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde, and Michael Sheen, and though not a critical hit, has amassed a cult following in the years since.

A new TRONmovie called TRON: Aresis in the works, and its title could give away three massive story details. TRON: Ares will be the first entry in the franchise since 2010's TRON: Legacy, and although it isn't known if the film is a sequel or a reboot, it will most likely share the same world and story structure as the previous two TRON movies. There are still a lot of questions up in the air about TRON: Ares, but the title does give several hints about the movie's story and characters.

TRON 3is out of development hell and the franchise is powering up again, but there's one character who must return if it's going to be a success. It's been over a decade since audiences returned to The Grid with TRON: Legacy, where a young Sam Flynn searched for his missing programmer father in the digital world he created in the original TRON. The sequel didn't perform the way Disney hoped, causing numerous creative delays over the years, but now the long-awaited threequel is going into production, with Jared Leto attached as a character called Ares, and Joachim Rønning directing.

With the announcement of TRON 3, it sounds like Disney is already wasting TRON: Legacy’s perfect villain setup. Already, Disney has had a messy past with TRON, whether it be the forgotten sequel TRON 2.0, the mishandling of TRON: Uprising, or TRON 3’s turbulent development. These unrealized prospects and untapped potential beg the question of how much good faith remains in another TRON sequel after so much disappointment.

It's been over a decade since the last TRON movie, and the TRON 3that's coming isn't shaping up to be a satisfying continuation of the franchise. Even though it was full of stunning visuals, and a strong cast that included Jeff Bridges and Bruce Boxleitner from the original TRON, its sequel TRON: Legacy wasn't a huge financial success for Disney in 2010, causing the House of Mouse to struggle with adapting a final film for the TRON trilogy over the past decade. Now that TRON 3, under the working title TRON: Ares might actually be happening, expectations and scrutiny surrounding the film's creative choices are higher than ever before.

Here's all you need to know about where to watch Tron: Legacy, the much-anticipated sequel to the classic 1982 science fiction film.

Despite poor reviews and plenty of behind-the-scenes drama, Olivia Wilde's Don't Worry Darling has proven itself a hit at the box office. It's somewhat rare that a poorly reviewed or rated film finds itself in such a position, and only time will tell if this remains the case once Don't Worry Darling is more widely seen. Nonetheless, select few films do exist that have managed to endure years - even decades - after receiving a substantial critical drubbing.

[tldr_position]Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore has been critically scathed and underperformed at the box office, and the Honest Trailer notes that it killed the franchise. The series had so much potential, but it turns out that even movies part of Harry Potter's wizarding world aren't completely critic-proof. Now, the series in risk, and Warner Bros.' five-movie plan might end up getting abandoned.

A Moon Knight costume inspired by the classic sci-fi film Tron highlights just how seriously he takes his dark boast that he wants his enemies to see him coming. The costume appears on a variant cover for Secret Avengers #7 in 2010 and was illustrated by Mark Brooks.